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the first one is paper and pack caking, the ticker symbol is ks and trades at $30. why do you like this particular one? >> kapstone is like a lot stocks in our portfolio. there is not much competition. a lot of competition has gone away. you know, there is a lot of consolidation in that industry and no one will go out and build new virgin paper mills. nobody wants that. with less competition and when demand comes back and the economy comes back, the earnings will go up significantly and margins go up, as well. so we think it's a small name that's probably a good candidate. >> it's trading at $30 now. where do you see the target over the next year, year and a half? >> i think next year or the year after, they could earn around $3 a share. on $3 earnings, it could trade in the mid 40s. so it's got a lot here. >> let's talk about your next one. shoe carnival. scvl. it trades on the nasdaq around $20. the stock has been falling recently picking up a bit as you see here throw. >> yes. >> tell us what the attraction is here. >> it's a name we've been involved with for awh

finishing with 12 ks on the night. in the seventh, mad-bum in a little trouble. tied in the second. giants go on to win, 5-3. >>> palo alto native and l.a. laker, jeremy lin, looking at himself in the mirror today, almost. he made a trip to madame tussaud's at fisherman's warf. >>> it takes more than just wearing a team usa to become a splash brother, as demarcus cousins showed us today. >> the third splash brother. >> hope you didn't get that on camera. >> i'll get this right. the third splash brother. >> still taking applications. don't worry. >> not sure cousins has what it takes to join curry and clay. he may be on team usa. but he has a lot of work to do from downtown, before the duo becomes a trio. there's a reason mark jackson called curry and thompson the best shooting backcourt in the history of the nba. >>> jess says we can't go anywhere with them. >> how about we walk to school or drive to work morning? >> it will be cool out there. a jacket if you're getting up at 6:00 and 7:00 in the morning. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. ooh. we'll find the cloudiest conditions

in the second, the big knocker, bryce harper, then denard span in the third. 12 ks for a.j., gave upust three hits and a run. in the bottom of the fifth, cody asche takes it deep. his ninth of the season. made it 2-0 philly. in the seventh, it was carlos ruiz's turn. phillies win it 3-2. just the nats' second loss in their last 14 games. >>> meanwhile, phillies top prospect maikal franco would seemingly be in line for a september call-up. hit this home run tonight for the iron pigs. 11 hits over his last five games, but gm ruben amaro says a call-up is not a certainty. >> the biggest thing for him is playing time and making sure this is the right thing, right atmosphere and right time for him, not atmosphere as much as playing time. there's a lot of different factors, but we still have time to make a decision. >>> to football, the eagles have one more preseason tune-up left. starters aren't expected to play nor is backup quarterback mark sanchez who's been very impressive so far in the preseason. sanchez's name has also been swirling in trade rumors ever since ram starter sam bradfor

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and we are really taking the their slow,ks in upward sloping recovery in housing. >> why are the banksot doing what you are doing? >> the banks historically have done what we are doing. but basically, what happened in the financial crisis in 2008, the banks turned off this big it igot.e sp they stopped lending, and that crated the opportunity for us to home prices were stable and jobs rebalance to come in and provide that lending. on a national level were crippled because of their lending in the not so fantastic four. california, nevada, arizona, and florida. now, the banks are slowly recovering and restoring their balance sheet, and slowly reading gauging in the lending in this space. >> if i were going to find out hollis greenlaw's travel itinerary, telling the states you would be spending the most time in. but absolutely. -- >> absolutely. texas is an economic juggernaut. the great when recession started to the end of last year, texas created nearly one million new jobs. in contrast, the united states has lost nearly one million new jobs. top of my listhe is texas. and that would in

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attorney general, eric holder, says displays of force in response to mostly peaceful demonstration ks be counter productive. it makes sense to take a look at whether the equipment is used for the right purposes. the pentagon program when it returns in september. with lobbyists and defense contractors happy with the status quo, whether there's enough will to take heavy armor off the streets remains a different matter. joining me now is new york times reporter and co-author of "enmys within," matt apu zoe. thanks for joining me. you have been covering it extensively for "the new york times." for all the news about the white house ordered review about what we are putting on american streets, how optimistic are you that change may come to the policy, given the incentive or -- let's start, the lobbying efforts on behalf of defense contractors, military contractors and all officer associations representing 1600 s.w.a.t. groups across the country. they do not want to see it change. >> two steps. the thing that is most interesting right now in the city is that it took what happened in ferguso

. >> to the casual observer busy ks from street with the construction looks like a disaster zone these day. they wonder why it is taking so long and why they keep tearing the street up. as viewers like you told us check that out and we did. vick lehas some answers. >> construction in the heart of castro street massive. >> create a huge traffic bottle nichblingt amid jack hammer car inching along the popular corridor in one lane of traffi traffic. she lives on castro street. >> not even under construction because castro used to be much wider street. >> now with sidewalk widen the street is narrow. sidewalk project started in march. meant tearing up not only the sidewalk but the street. word continue for 4 month. public work department had vigorous out reach examine to alert those here about the work and possible inconveniences. inevitable happened. mir khnt like this one. he owns the grocery store on castro street. >> the affect the business. like 30 to 40 percent down. >> public work stop reconstruction and repave the street to accommodate the parade celebration the latter week of june

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. >> doing this you sometimes work with drug p ks, pharmaceutical companies. >> by tick nolg companiesay it can be done. there's owe another way. >> this is a horrible conflict of interest. you are a har varied researcher but you want to get the information but the drug company wants to make money. >> both are true. i want to get the information, drug company wants to make money? guess what? everybody benefits. >> you say there's a war against this now. >> i c conflict of interest mania. >> main you meaning what? >> it has no substance. it is just made up. it is taking what is normal competition, normal controversy and turning it into a witch hunt. >> aren't there all of these cases where researchers doctor their work in order to sell some drug, drug companies push drugs that aren't good for us? >> actually, there aren't. all of the cases of scientific fraud where researchers made things up they had nothing to do with the industry. >> this is people liking to advance their own careers. >> yeah, or for reasons you can't even fathom. success in science is when other people can reproduce

for those of you who have been living in cave the last 20 years, 401 ks plan main way people save for retirement. they're the among the great tax deferred investments. i'm not talking about the republican army here, i mean the individual retirement account. wait, for those of you about to fall asleep, or change the channel because the idea of save for retirement puts zwrou sleep -- you to sleep, hear me out. you need to know this stuff. and i'm going to tell you some things you won't hear from the so-called experts. that the point it's become the conventional wisdom that you have to invest in your 401 k that only an idiot would not contribute to a 401 k plan. a lot of experts tell you to max out if you make enough money. for 2014 the contribution is 17,500. and remember, those contributions come from your pretax income. however, i am not one of those people who thinks you should max out on your 401k. i am not going to sing the praises of the 401 drs k and tell you it's the key to your salvati salvation. the truth is they can be a real mixed bag. a couple of great features an bad ones

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control issues, describe some of the statutory bases by which the national guard in its various status ks provide assistance in civil authorities, and then show you some information about the level of effort nationwide every year for the past 10 or 12 years. so if you would, you can refer to the slides on my right, your left, for some of this information. now, i'm not going to address the title 10 issues except to say that when the national guard is placed on active duty, they can be employed just as any other active component member. so that all of the -- for example, the possev come tat tuss restrictions apply to the national guard when they are in their status as the national guard of the united states. when they are in other stat stay with uses, there's a slightly different set of statutes that apply. first, i would like to briefly note the statutory definition of the militia. you can find it in section 311. and basically it's all able-bodied males. and it could use some updating because the language seems a little dated now but it does refer to all females that are citizens and membe

you know, a plane flying at 900 miles an hour, over a desert with gur rerrilla forces, the ks are welll hold them off. but the united states without actual troops there, i doubt it's going to work. isis is expanding as we speak. and continuing to attack across iraq unpredictably. even rumors that they are trying to move into tripoli, lebanon. this is big group, well-funded, well-organized and fighters that know what they're doing. >> you know, bob, they are not that well armed. they may be courageous fighters but they don't have the ability to deal with the armored personnel carriers, battle tanks, all of the sophisticated military equipment that the isis militants stole from the iraqi military, all basically u.s. hardware. >> wolf, you're absolutely right. when isis attacked last around sinjar, they came with armored humvees, 14.5 aircraft guns and kurds had six magazines of ammunition, as the kurds tell me. but al-maliki has been starving the kurds, both of oil revenue and weapons. central government wouldn't give them anything. it is a catch-up game now. what you give the kurds and

why is it that big companies and corporation ks only pay a person 30 hours and not giving them four hours to receive medical benefits? >> ms. lee. >> thank you very much. first, let me thank you, mr. chairman, and our ranking member for this very important hearing and this very important panel and i want to thank both of you for inviting these witnesses, especially ms. gaines-turner, because it's so important that we hear from americans who are most impacted by the policies that we discuss at this committee. so i want to thank you very much for this. let me once again thank all of the witnesses. before i begin my questions, i want to mention, mr. chairman and to our ranking member, next tuesday, i'm co-hosting a bipartisan poverty simulation that will allow members of congress and their staff just a small glimpse into the lives of families who are living in poverty every day. it will be just a brief example of what this experience is like. we are trying to raise more awareness around the country as to what ms. gaines-turner, for instance, what her life is like, and so we're inviting democ

is it to motivate conservatives everywhere so republican ks take back the senator shore up his support within the senate gop, to make sure if he does win his own race in kentucky in november, he won't turn around and face a challenge from his right for his leadership post. when politico asked senator cruz if he would back mcconnell, he paused for eight whole seconds saying, quote, that will be a decision for the conference to make. whatever mcconnell's exact motive, there's the risk of a backlash. will moderate and independent voters recoil at the new talk of a shutdown hurting the gop this fall? maybe more importantly there's this, will raising the hopes of the conservative base now, another dramatic shutdown with obama, will that cascade in the months ahead into the pressure republican leaders will be powerless to fight next year? in other words, is mcconnell tieing his own hands here? here to discuss that with us is sigh hoke pour for "talking points memo," jane new ton small and beth few' from msnbc.com. this mcconnell comment, this is what the world will look like, if you keep the

new york city has had full day pre-k and half days pre-ks so we have models in place.eachers who are experienced working as mentors. we're hiring instructional coaches to work with teachers not only over the summer but throughout the year. i think the energy that we've generated around this topic between cbos and parents and everybody knows about pre-k for all, so we really feel that this is an investment in the future. early childhood is an investment, not an expense. >> these teachers as well, they're meeting the same standards and they have the same credentials as any other teachers in the school district? >> absolutely. teachers need to be graduates of colleges, all of them are. they need -- we are making sure that they're getting more specifically trained, a 4-year-old, even a 5-year-old they're very difficult. they need to play in centers. they need to have experience with blocks and art materials and housekeeping corners. so we're making sure that teachers understand that play is work and learning and we're very excited when we hear teachers talk about how they'

why is it that big companies and corporation ks only pay a person 30 hours and not giving them four hours to receive medical benefits? >> ms. lee. >> thank you very much. first, let me thank you, mr. chairman, and our ranking member for this very important hearing and this very important panel and i want to thank both of you for inviting these witnesses, especially ms. gaines-turner, because it's so important that we hear from americans who are most impacted by the policies that we discuss at this committee. so i want to thank you very much for this. let me once again thank all of the witnesses. before i begin my questions, i want to mention, mr. chairman and to our ranking member, next tuesday, i'm co-hosting a bipartisan poverty simulation that will allow members of congress and their staff just a small glimpse into the lives of families who are living in poverty every day. it will be just a brief example of what this experience is like. we are trying to raise more awareness around the country as to what ms. gaines-turner, for instance, what her life is like, and so we're inviting democ

. -- ks guest: they are taking on a risk that a normal bank refuses to take on. risk normally has price, that's why you pay interest on a loan. and the ex-im bank gets away not treating as a subsidy they doesn't have the risk. they provide you a discount where the market would bear. or the credit situation wouldn't justify it and pretending there is no cost involved. there is no way getting around the fact it's either a subsidy to you, your customers, or bank. it's one or the other. host: randy, you still there? want to jump back in? caller: it's not a subsidy. it's a matter of we wouldn't be able to get financing for working capital loan through any -- guest: the question to answer there, is why wouldn't you be able to get financing? why wouldn't the bank make the loan? caller: i just told you the reason. the reason is because your receiveables are foreign receiveables and u.s. commercial banks will not back foreign receiveable because of the legality of the invoice being out of the jurisdiction of u.s. courts. guest: because there's a risk there they don't want

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